IEEE 802.11ax Puns

Like I have no experience with gaming computers. Have only played on a laptop. I'm thinking of getting this pre-built with a Wifi IEEE 802.11ax + Gbit LAn. Though there is nothing about Bluetooth, if it doesn't have Bluetooth after I buy it, is there a way to customize it to have Bluetooth? Is it something in the motherboard or another different component?

Edit: here's the link to the pc https://arvutitark.ee/est/tootekataloog/Arvutid-ja-lisad-Lauaarvutid-Brand-Manguri-PC/MSI-MPG-Trident-3-10th-i5-10400F-8GB-HDD-1TB-SSD-512GB-GTX-1660-SUPER-6GB-Win10Home-INTEL-MARVELS-AVENGERS-529953

> "Up to 37% higher peak data rates" Intel® Wireless-AX claims are based on the comparison of the expected maximum theoretical data rates for dual spatial stream 802.11ax 80Mhz (1201 Mbps) vs. dual spatial stream 802.11ac 80Mhz (867 Mbps) Wi-Fi solutions as documented in IEEE 802.11ax draft 1.3 spec and IEEE 802.11 wireless standard specifications, and require the use of similarly configured 802.11ax wireless network routers.

Intel® Wireless-AX, that sounds like they're working on something!

Source: Intel

Coming from a small district with Aruba Instant AC access points does it make sense to use E-Rate Category 2 to replace now or wait? Specifically I’m wondering about waiting for 6E to be more of a standard since our current AC network is still working.

I cannot wrap my head around this. Can 802.11ax Wi-Fi adapters use the 6ghz channel or only ones specifically marked 6E? My adapter says Wi-Fi 6, but since Wi-Fi 6 is also 802.11ax how am I supposed to know? (Other than the "Wi-Fi 6") It honestly feels like they're two different technologies with the same name. Sorry if it's a silly question I'm only just getting familiar with networking

I'm looking around at all the shiniest new routers with 802.11ax built in and none of them have more than 4 ethernet ports. I've got plenty that I want directly connected to the router, preferably without having to load up on switches.

I've got a NAS, an RPi running home assistant, I'm planning tie lines to a couple of rooms including my office and the recording studio (which already has a Gb switch for the mixer and a laptop), etc... I'm gonna fill up fast. So having extra ports (especially with PoE!) is something I'm really interested in!

I'd love some recommendations!

P.S. I'm not afraid to dive into enterprise stuff if the price is right. Rackmount anything is welcome, and I spend all day futzing with AWS consoles, so even esoteric configuration is fine. :P

Brand-new FIOS. Played around with the SSID for a little bit for fun and then when I finally connected my MacBook Pro to it the router kept forgetting its SSID and reverting to a previous one. I confirmed the settings were changed bc it worked with the new SSID on multiple devices. After about 5 minutes bam the SSID reverted. So odd.

I noticed it defaults to 802.11ax which I know is not standardized yet. I dropped it down to legacy mode (802.11ac) and it seems stable now. Anybody else have experiences like this?

I searched a lot for where to enable Wifi 6 in the eero app, it only showed the M1's network as 5Ghz Wifi. Using some forums I found an answer from a developer. I am posting it here to help other people who may have the same doubt.

Go to terminal.app and type:

system_profiler SPAirPortDataType | awk '/Current Network Information:/,/BSSID/ {$1=$1;print}' 

It should probably come up: 802.11ax . That's sure the M1 is using the full power and efficiency of the eero.

Edit: The intention here is to reassure users who haven't technical knowledge, in my opinion I think that in the eero application itself should have a Wifi6 logo for devices connected to this protocol, after all, this is the biggest selling point of the eero Pro 6.

For sale today is my like-new RBK852 system, which includes 1 dedicated router and 1 satellite (connectable via wired Ethernet backhaul or wireless mesh).

This set offers the fastest Wi-Fi I've ever tested, at 6Gbps via Wi-Fi 6 AX6000 connectivity, supported by a dedicated 2.5GbE WAN uplink port on the router. Devices are in perfect working order.

https://imgur.com/a/MnumNQx

This set sells for $699 new, before tax and shipping. I'm asking $450 total, shipped.

I have an ax200 PCIe card installed, my windows intstall is also fairly recent.

I also have fiber, so wifi 6 shouldn't be a problem right? (fritz!box 5490)

I've tried to find some help by researching it on my own but I just don't seem to find anything :/

Every answer is welcome, thank you! :)

Posted on the lenovo community, but thought worth a punt here:

Since owning my new Legion 5 for a few weeks now I have been plagued by really poor wifi. Specifically,

1. Intermittent wifi drops causing me to reconnect manually

2. Poor wifi speeds. On my phone next to me I get 140mbps up; my laptop gets ~35mbps.

This is unacceptable

I have searched and looked for steps to rectify but none of the following has worked:

• Network boost is OFF on Vantage,
• Power management for battery increased to maximum for networking,
• Ensured the checkbox in 'Allow the computer to turn off this device' is off,
• Uninstalled and reinstalled the Realtek RTL8852AE driver
• All windows updates up-to-date

Has anyone been able to rectify this issue? I see a lot of similar posts but no genuine acceptable solution to remedy this

Thanks

For you h4k with pod gen1 (no support) & gen2 (current) people. Call bell to trade for gen3 which have AX (same as h4k) Enjoy leaks

Hello Everyone,

I've posted a new (free) series of videos on the latest WiFi 6 (802.11ax) standard: dot11Xpert_WiFi6_Series

Hope you find it useful. Happy learning

Was having connection problems on my brand new G14 (Ryzen 7 5800HS RTX 3050, Mediatek WiFi card) so I updated the driver to this one, but it didn't help. What ultimately ended up solving it for me was this:

Device Manager > Network Adaptors > right click on Mediatek Wi-Fi 6 Card > Properties > Advanced > change property 802.11ax/ac/n to 802.11ac.

Hope this helps others who have the same issue!